Crunching the cookie-less conundrum: A guide to PPC in the post-cookie world
Four ways to prepare for the absence of third-party cookies.
Four ways to prepare for the absence of third-party cookies.
The platform released a new guide outlining five key steps to take right now to maximize performance in the privacy-first era.
The IAB Tech Lab report claims that Privacy Sandbox could make it harder for brands to serve effective ads – particularly smaller businesses.
These initiatives will help you optimize targeting, refine media mix, and improve performance reporting without third-party cookie tracking.
The agreement could pave the way forward for advertisers trying to reach high-value customers in a cookieless world.
Competition concerns about Google's Privacy Sandbox must be addressed before third-party cookies can be deprecated.
Learn effective paid media reporting strategies in a post-cookie world, from showing longer-term trends to embracing incrementality testing.
Google is phasing out third-party cookies completely this fall, but some sites will be able to temporarily re-enable them until the year-end.
A new tool that defaults to restricting third-party cookies is now being rolled out to 1% of Chrome users globally.
Google is rolling out a new feature in January that will impact 1% of randomly selected Chrome users globally.
Publishers should seek legal advice before leveraging this feature as it involves the use of invalid traffic-only cookies.
These enhancements are designed to offer a more realistic preview of the digital landscape without the presence of third-party cookies.
Advertisers say the change creates a lot of blind spots and a lot of unnecessary headaches.
In the first quarter of 2023, a study assessed the performance of interest-based audiences using a mix of privacy-preserving signals.
Sometimes, economic uncertainty can be a good opportunity for brands that can stay agile and adapt quickly to change.
Join us for Day 2 of SMX Next with a special keynote presentation from Google's Ads Liaison Ginny Marvin.
The new privacy controls allow users to see more ads they're interested in, less of what they aren't, and expanded control for sensitive categories.
Learn how The Comoto Family of Brands unlocked its marketing potential with first-party data.
Everything you need to know to prep your clients for the change.
The added support will provide publishers with control and choice to implement the monetization strategies that best support their business goals.
At the intersection of privacy and relevant ads are programmatic buys led by first-party data and machine learning.
Unravel complexity to unleash and deliver personalized experiences.
Are you trying to build up a website or blog? If so then you must be very excited: your website will take the shape of your dreams, projects and interests. On the way to reaching your aims, there is something that has to be considered carefully in your plan: the law. In particular – privacy […]
Google granted more time before cookies retire, but advertisers still need to build audience frameworks for the future.
Users can easily make changes and updates to cookies in GA4 in the admin, property column of GA4.
The new API uses interest groups instead of cookie-based tracking for both audiences and remarketing.
Google began testing the sandbox earlier this year with plans to phase out cookies by 2023. Now those plans are delayed.
Here'a a review of the measurement tools that are available right now that should serve as the building blocks.
B2B search marketing is about to get even more challenging. What’s the solution? First-party audiences.
After being fined by France, Google unveils Reject All or Accept All buttons for Google search and YouTube visitors.
The deprecation of third-party cookies in Chrome is fast approaching. Here's a timeline to help you build a new measurement framework.
Digital ad revenue experienced tremendous growth in 2021, according to the IAB. Search continues to be the leading format.
Listen in on the challenges and solutions to help you get ready for the imminent sunset of third-party cookies.
In this webinar, learn about the challenges and solutions to help you get ready for a cookieless future.
It’s time for search marketers to shake off the inertia and adopt Google Analytics 4.
Third-party cookies have never been a good way to demonstrate value – not value as most businesses define it, at least.
While paid search marketers applaud Google’s proposed user privacy measures, they’re keen to highlight its shortcomings — particularly the number of topics in the initial design.
More data is only half the battle as marketers recognize the importance of usability at scale.
In this webinar, learn how to overcome the loss of third-party cookies by connecting the dots on your customers' identities.
First-party data is information that websites, advertisers, and publishers collect directly from users and searchers (that they give voluntarily).